The Impact of Tears of the Kingdom on Open-World Games.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom takes place only two-to-three years after its predecessor, with Hyrule still recovering from Calamity Ganon's reign of terror. The game's post-post-apocalyptic setting is lovely to explore, and the camaraderie, patience, and rock-solid fortitude that Hyrule's people exhibit despite not knowing what's going on is truly comforting. The game's main quest is about climate change and inaction, and while some characters have the wrong attitude, perseverance and smart collaboration are keeping the entire kingdom glued together when things appear to be more fragmented than ever.